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Chapter & Verse 'Fifty Shades of Grey' comes to China via pirated copies

'Fifty Shades of Grey,' having conquered the British and American book markets, has now arrived in China. But readers are discovering the book through pirated copies.

Why Taiwan refused Philippines' apology for slain fisherman as insincere

Row over slain fisherman strains pair of Pacific allies

3 new novels featuring risk-taking protagonists

Global News Blog Leopards found extinct in Taiwan as public begins to growl

Seiji Yoshimura rushes to natural disasters to help

US general aims to ease China's concerns over Obama 'pivot' to Asia

No consulates yet, but China and Taiwan opt for the next best thing

Fast-growing dinosaurs kicked inside eggs, say scientists

The Monitor's View A path to peace in land, resource disputes

Opinion Obama must throw North Korea a curve ball – a helping US hand

What would a Korean war cost? Gauging the economic turmoil.

Apple CEO apologizes to China for repair policies

Manny Ramirez signs to play with Rhinos in Taiwan

Coscto earnings beat expectations

Global News Blog Now we can talk: Steaks raise stakes for Taiwan-US trade ties

Sen. Mitch McConnell takes on group for criticizing his wife

The Monitor's View In China-Japan island clash, a peaceful diversion

World Baseball Classic: Everything you need to know

MWC 2013: A good showing for HTC, Sony, Ubuntu Touch

Ang Lee's 'Life of Pi' Oscar win thrills Taiwanese

Anne Hathaway, Jennifer Lawrence, and Christoph Waltz: Behind the scenes at the Oscars

'Life of Pi’s' Oscars give limelight to Taiwan (+video)

Federal Reserve uncertainties drive down Asian markets

Stir It Up! Indonesian-style pineapple tarts for Chinese New Year